Game Night

True events from my D&D sessions and other tabletop roleplaying games. "Players expect the game world to make sense. They want verisimilitude. They want carefully planned characters with believable motivations. They want arduous attention to detail. Unless you're talking about loot, in which case they think nothing of getting a $1,000 Longsword in exchange for rescuing a $5 pig." -Chainmail Bikini

Game Night: Angst Part 1

by HCRoyall
2-24-07


	Now, I want to start doing a Vampirr: The Requiem campaign every other saturday because I'm a little burned out only doing D&D.


	But I need a lot more maturity from you for that, because V:tR has a much darker and more adult theme. It isn't a game for your usual childish antics.


	So, we have to pretend to be angsty goth kids?


	We pretend to be angsty goth kids pretending to be angsty vampires.


	I'm allergic to angst. It makes me break out in Emo.


	My character will have a widow's peak and an opera cape!

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